100 new problems - in matched pairs - to play both ways. This is the sequel to the first volume in which the author introduced a concept new to bridge problem books. In that book 50 brand-new hands are laid out, and the bidding reviewed. Then you as declarer, must plan the play of the hand to make the contract. The same 50 hands (or sometimes very similar) are then presented again, seen from the vantage point of the defense. This time you must figure out how to defeat the contract!All the solutions are given, together with the author"s humorous analysis of problems, bridge and bridge players. This book may be more fun than actually playing bridge.